Adams: Doctor Atomic: Overture
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "The end of June 1945"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "First of all, let me say"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "We surround the plutonium core"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "We are bedeviled by faulty detonators"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "Many of us are inclined to say"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "The nation's fate..."
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "This is a petition"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "What if it's a dud?"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "The test must go on as scheduled"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 1: "No, before the bomb is used"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 2: "Am I in your light?"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 2: "Long let me inhale, deeply"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 2: "The motive of it all was loneliness"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: Electrical storm
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "What the hell is wrong with the weather?"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "Five hundred U.S. Superfortresses are raining bombs"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "I'll sign the report, sir"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "With respect, sir, anyone with two good eyes"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "I have been preoccupied with many matters"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "Get them out of here. From now on, I'm making my own weather predictions"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "General, you are bearing up with remarkable fortitude"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act I, Scene 3: "Batter my heart"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act II, Scene 1: "Easter Eve, 1945"
Adams: Doctor Atomic, Act II, Scene 1: Interlude - Rain over the Sangre de Cristo